Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Roy Douglas
Letter No. VWL2559
Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Roy Douglas
Letter No.: VWL2559
The White Gates,
Westcott Road,
Dorking.
December 26th 1952.
Dear Roy
I hope you will come to the concert on the 21st, and also to the rehearsal. At present I have disposed of all my complimentary tickets, but I feel sure you could get one, and also a rehearsal ticket under your own steam. But if you have any difficulty let me know.
You remember the whistling horn at Manchester? I got the BBC hornist to do it for me the other day. Do you think it would be feasable,1 supposing the wheel-with-the-greasepaper man does not come off? He suggested two horns, carrying on from one another, when one got blown. Do you think there is anything in the idea?
Yrs
RVW
1. sic. The concert referred to on 21st was the first London performance of Sinfonia Antartica, by the London Philharmonic Orchestra.
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Shelfmark:Add MS 63547, f. 61
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Citation:Douglas, Working with Vaughan Williams, p.55